It can be tempting to think that it’s easy enough to download a document from the worldwide web and fill it out with your unique information. This, however, does not guarantee that your will is actually valid and could end up doing more harm than good. For example, if it’s not in line with your… Read More »
Monthly Archives: September 2016
Bill’s Blog: Michelle Boiardi, Visiting Angels, Boston Area, “Other Ways to Deal with Dementia”
Michelle, whose career includes more than a decade of working in the “memory units” of assisted living communities, recently joined the Boston area’s Visiting Angels” to advise staff, home health aides, and families on ways to care for people with dementia in their own homes. She brought that experience and significant knowledge to bear… Read More »
When Should a Trust Be Added to an Existing Estate Plan?
When thinking about the importance of various estate planning documents, the one that come to mind most often is the will, but a trust can also be extremely beneficial for your overall estate planning goals. While a will is a basic document that will outline who will receive your property in the event that you… Read More »
Biggest Reasons to Evaluate Your Estate Planning on a Regular Basis
Many people forget the most important and final estate planning step, which is reviewing their materials on an annual, if not other regular basis. There are several primary reasons to do this and all can be accomplished with the help of an experienced estate planning attorney. One of the most important things you can do… Read More »
Is It Time to Talk About Your Will with Your Loved Ones?
Having a conversation with your loved ones about your will may be important for minimizing the chances of an argument down the line. It’s a good idea to pull aside the relevant individuals and have this chat, but you need to approach the subject carefully. When a parent passes away without having this conversation, his… Read More »